An old tribal leader is bored with his life because he has everything he could possibly want. He then spots an object in the distance and longs for that item, showing that objects aren’t what create happiness.

1. An old war veteran tribal leader wants a possession that he has never had before.

2. He spots the possession just out of his reach and think of a way to get it.

3. However he cant reach it because there is a very large canyon separating him from his new possession

4. Can’t get across panics with frustration and from failed attempts.

5. He then decides to give up all of the worldly possessions he already owns to retrieve the one new possession.

6. He is then able to bridge the gap but once he acquires the possession he instantly becomes bored with it.

A prickly character is lonely after years of not having companionship. He then stumbles upon an object that can show him comfort however enable to aquire something you must always give something up.

1. A prickly character wants something to keep him from being so lonely all the time.

2. After all these years the prickly character finds a symbolic item that he can hold and comfort to keep him company.

3. However his spikes get in the way of obtaining and being able to hold the object.

4. The conflict erupts that he has nothing to cover his spikes with to make them safe and he really loves his spikes.

5. He then discovers a way to remove his spikes that mean a lot to him to be able to find comfort from the object he has found.

6. The main character is then able to fall asleep happily with his new object and is no longer lonely.